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Discrete Mathematics is a comprehensive book for undergraduates studying a one semester introductory course in the study of discrete mathematical structures. The book introduces students to the differences between discrete and continuous mathematics, and helps them develop an algorithmic approach towards solving problems. In addition, the book shows students how discrete mathematics works with various other streams of mathematics such as information theory, logic, set theory, graph theory, probability, number theory, algebra and calculus. The book is an indispensable resource for all mathematicians and programmers trying to understand the theory and applications of this branch of mathematics. About Richard Johnsonbaugh Richard Johnsonbaugh is an American mathematician and academician. A graduate of Yale University, where he studied computer science and mathematics, he has also studied at the University of Oregon, and the University of Illinois at Chicago. Current the Emeritus Professor at De Paul University, Dr. Johnsonbaugh has written several books on mathematics and computer science, including: Foundations of Mathematical Analysis, C for Scientists and Engineers, Applications Programming in ANSI C, Applications Programming in C++, and Object-Oriented Programming in C++.